As from July 2015, and throughout 2016, MOVE collaborated with the President’s Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society and delivered a project whose aim was to promote traditional games and the wellbeing in the community.
The events were held in various outdoor settings such as Pjazza Fra Diegu in Ħamrun, several squares in Valletta, as well as in the narrow streets in Birgu.
The Malta Darts Association, in collaboration with the Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disability, Breaking Limits, the Kalkara Local Council and other organisations, organised a charity event in Kalkara, entitle Bullseye for Charity, in aid of the Malta Community Chest Fund. Activities…
ROTA, a small scale initiative launched during the pandemic, has left a very positive impact among the local community. As a result, a good number of young people coming from diverse backgrounds are riding a bike and making new friends across divides. Given the very positive…
In Between Buildings – Cities for Young People is a National Structured Dialogue, which local MOVE implemented over the past 2 years. This initiative drew to a close with a seminar during which the findings of a survey carried out among youths aged between…
During the Global Goals World Cup 2019 edition, which was held in Copenhagen earlier this month, 24 teams from all across Europe, including Malta, set out to play for the world they want. In this 5v5 tournament, where football met activism, all teams qualified…
Yesterday evening, Valletta was yet again the backdrop of another innovative street sport event organised by MOVE. The street lights that illuminate Pjazza San Ġorġ in Valletta were switched off to make space for ultraviolet lighting, creating a surreal atmosphere as it beamed on…
Cycle for Trees is a collective action initiative to promote cycling as an alternative mode of transportation. In addition, the initiative addresses current environmental challenges where a tree will be planted for every 250 carbon-free kilometres cycled individually or collectively. Thanks to HSBC, who are supporting this…